EPISODE · Aug 25, 2026 · 21 MIN

Stop Blaming

from Footnotes For Faith · host Scott Fisher

Blame-shifting is one of the most natural human responses to pain and frustration. Moses did it. Adam did it. And if we're honest, we all do it too. In this episode, Scott looks at the story of Moses, the difference between influences and causes, and why continually blaming others can leave us spiritually and emotionally stuck. Click here to send us a text message! For comments, questions or suggestions email: [email protected]

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